E
I’m too country
A
And proud of it
B
I can’t help it
E
I love it
A
Think they’re above it
B
I’m too country
E
And proud of it
B
E
You can dress me in Versage
B
E
Suit-and-tie me, in Armani
A
I’ll drink your champange out of your crystal
B
But, I won’t apologize for what I am
E
I’m too country
A
And proud of it
B
I can’t help it
E
I love it
A
Think they’re above it
B
I’m too country
E
And proud of it
B
E
Now, I like opera and I like Broadway
B
E
But give me George Jones, and some Conway
A
You can take me out of the country
B
But, you’ll never take the country boy out of me
E
I’m too country
A
And proud of it
B
I can’t help it
E
I love it
A
Think they’re above it
B
I’m too country
E
And proud of it
B
E
I want some cornbread, a glass of sweet tea
B
E
On a blanket, under a shade tree
A
An old canepole, down by the river
B
That busy city life, ain’t the life for me
E
I’m too country
A
And proud of it
B
I can’t help it
E
I love it
A
Think they’re above it
B
I’m too country
E
And proud of it
E
A
If you don’t like it, you can shove it
B
E
I’m too country and proud of it